Identify the Buddhist architectural structure based on the given characteristics: 1. Served as meditation cells and living quarters for monks. 2. Commonly used by wandering monks as shelters during the rainy season (Varshavasa). 3. Famous rock-cut examples are found at Ajanta, Ellora, Nasik, Karle, and Bagh.

Options:

• A: Stupas
• B: Chaityas
• C: Viharas
• D: Toranas

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